CuisineModern sushi
Price€€€
Neighbourhoodaltona

Must order: The California-style maki and the teriyaki Faroe salmon.

Tip: Walk-up counter seats open at 18:00; arrive before to skip the wait.

Location

Address: Grosse Elbstrasse 160, 22767 Hamburg

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Nil ★ 4.5

Modern German bistro€€€st-pauli

Elisabeth Fuengers and Steffen Hellmann's Nil on Neuer Pferdemarkt in Hamburg's St Pauli has run a modern German bistro over three floors since 1989.

Order: The monthly four-course set menu; the daily fish course rotates.

Tip: Walk-ins possible early; bookings open online 30 days ahead for the busier weekend slots.

Cox ★ 4.3

Modern German bistro€€€st-georg

Cox on Lange Reihe in Hamburg's St Georg has run a modern German bistro across a tight room for over two decades, with reliable lunch and dinner service.

Order: The daily lunch special; the steak frites at dinner.

Tip: Lunch tables move quickly between 12:30 and 13:30; book ahead for dinner Friday and Saturday.

Cafe Paris ★ 4.3

French brasserie€€€altstadt

Cafe Paris on Rathausstrasse near Hamburg's Rathaus runs an art nouveau French brasserie open daily from 09:00, with bistro classics until midnight.

Order: The Steak frites and a glass of house red.

Tip: Open daily; kitchen closes at 22:30 Mon to Sat, 21:30 Sun. The ground-floor saal is the busy room.

Salt and Silver Lateinamerika ★ 4.3

Latin American€€€st-pauli

Salt and Silver Lateinamerika on St Pauli Hafenstrasse in Hamburg cooks ceviche, asado and modern Latin American small plates above the Elbe.

Order: The ceviche of the day and the wood-grilled meats.

Tip: Bistro Crudo runs in the basement on the left; main dining room on the ground floor on the right.

MOMO Ramen ★ 4.5

Japanese ramen€€sternschanze

MOMO Ramen on Margaretenstrasse near Hamburg's Sternschanze is the only ramen room in Germany listed in the Michelin Guide, with house-made noodles and regional broths.

Order: The Shoyu ramen; the spicy Sapporo bowl in winter.

Tip: Walk-in only; queues build between 19:00 and 21:00. Vegan ramen on the menu.

Erika's Eck ★ 4.0

Traditional German Imbiss€€sternschanze

Erika's Eck on the corner of Sternstrasse and Kampstrasse in Hamburg's Schanzenviertel has cooked oversized Schnitzel and Imbiss plates from a wood-panelled corner tavern for over four decades.

Order: The Schnitzel mit Bratkartoffeln; the open-faced Mettwurst Strammer Max at the bar.

Tip: Hours vary by day: Mon 17:00 to 23:00, Tue and Wed open from 07:00, Fri runs through continuously and weekends split between an early-morning shift and an evening shift. Cash and card both accepted.

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